The Lewisville Public Library hosts events for game enthusiasts and financial education for teens, offering tabletop gaming, a teen finance session, and a game night.

Dallas Animal Services launches a baseball-themed pet adoption event with prizes, including Texas Rangers tickets.

Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson will introduce the Dallas Works summer jobs program for youth, developed with All Stars Project, on April 1, 2025, at City Hall.

The article details the weather forecast for Dallas, mentioning patchy fog, varying chances of rain and thunderstorms, and fluctuating temperatures throughout the week.

The Rockwall County 4-H and FFA are hosting the Buckaroo Barnyard & Cow Patty Bingo event, benefiting Meals on Wheels, with activities for children and a cash-prize bingo game for adults.

Duncanville invites residents to participate in the 2025 Don't Mess with Texas Trash-Off on April 5 for community litter cleanup, along with art competitions for youth.

The City of Denton has received the Texas Transparency Trailblazer award for fiscal transparency, a distinction shared by only eleven local governments in the state.

Dallas is organizing community Egg Hunts at various recreation centers, with festivities starting at different venues from April 5th, to welcome spring and foster neighborhood bonding.

The Fort Worth Park & Recreation Department announces its second annual pickleball tournament for mixed-doubles on June 13, with a $10 entry fee and multiple skill levels.

Fort Worth Water launches the SmartFlush CARE Program, offering free toilets for seniors to save on water and costs. Eligible residents must meet age and home criteria.

The Texas Rangers will open their 2025 season against the Boston Red Sox at Globe Life Field on March 27. Tickets are available for the game, which features pre-game activities and giveaways.

Arlington's Neal Lucas shared insights on managing dangerous structures and community engagement at the CEAT conference, influencing other cities like Hutto, TX.

The National Medal of Honor Museum opened in Arlington, offering exhibits on military history and honoring Medal of Honor recipients, such as Colonel Neel E. Kearby. With various ticket prices, veterans had free entry during the opening week.